Doro PhoneEasy 345

With the PhoneEasy 345gsm Doro moves into genuine mobile phone territory. It's still not a device for phone fans, and is very clearly aimed at the elderly or disabled - people who might find the average modern mobile too confusing or fiddly. With that...

Very affordable. Excellent keypad.

Somewhat difficult to set up. Call quality not quite as good as competitors.

Settings and Conclusions If you don't think you'll use any of these functions, you can make them disappear with an option buried deep within the Settings menu. Many options are buried deep in the maze of Settings, which is fine for the kinds of people...

The Doro PhoneEasy 345 has a bright legible display, a large display font, a roomy keypad with big keys, a flashlight, text messaging, Bluetooth, and an FM radio. It has great call quality as well.

The Doro PhoneEasy345 has a low-resolution display and a rather staid design.

The Doro PhoneEasy 345 is an easy-to-use and affordable choice for seniors, and it boasts a few unexpected goodies, too.

This Doro cell has a nice keypad with big digits on it, making typing easier for the senior citizens. The phone has a flashlight, a big display and most important; a hot key for emergency calls. The PhoneEasy has excellent call quality too

The phone looks drab and boring. The screen is very low resolution, and the text appears boxy and pixilated. Other than that, we do feel that this mobile might be a boon for the oldies

A simple phone, that offers simple service to the senior citizens. Without complicating matters, and keeping the cell phone tangle free was a great thing for Doro to achieve. The reign of the Jitterbug has finally been challenged, so, go ahead and pick...